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Cant GER just reset the actions needed to do that back to 0? He was able to nullfiy KC's ability so to nullify that flash thing wont be difficult.JiroUchiha9 said:moving in erased time and tagging someone who is omnipresent are way different things, especially because dialga can simply pull a flash and travel back in time to before GER existed and blast Giorno. This seems like a serious stomp to me
PerfectTivanenk said:This is a case of 'Is Dialga immune to causality?'
Has there been any moment in game where Dialga, for instance, traveled into the past and changed history, remaining unchanged in the process? If yes, then he has acausality, making him immune to GER. If no, then he doesn't have acausality, and GER simply stomps him. You have to remember that GER is a 5-D being since it can function in erased time. This means space-time has no effect on it.
Agree.Tivanenk said:This is a case of 'Is Dialga immune to causality?'
Has there been any moment in game where Dialga, for instance, traveled into the past and changed history, remaining unchanged in the process? If yes, then he has acausality, making him immune to GER. If no, then he doesn't have acausality, and GER simply stomps him. You have to remember that GER is a 5-D being since it can function in erased time. This means space-time has no effect on it.
To your question, yes. Because being 5D means that he can encompass all of space-time and even affect the past. After all, he controls the laws of cause and effect, so time doesn't have any restriction on him.JiroUchiha9 said:Dialga has shown to be immune to the alteration of time/space because it existed before time did, and has been shown to be the only character besides other tier 2 Pokemon to have all knowledge and memeory of when time was altered and how.
So an immunity to time and space makes you immune to someone traveling back in time and attacking them before they were 5D? Literally don't know lol
"Has there been any moment in game where Dialga, for instance, traveled into the past and changed history, remaining unchanged in the process?"JiroUchiha9 said:So because Dialga isn't affected by changes in history via time traveling etc., he is immune to GER. Does this make the match a stomp or a Dialga win?
Is Diagla above the laws of cause and effect? Has any character in the Pokemon verse stated this?Dragonmasterxyz said:i say dialga for now.
Omnipresence isn't technically speed, it's just you're present everywhere at any given time.Dragonmasterxyz said:can't dialga blitz him via omnipresent speed though? also what is cause and effect?
well mewtwo, deoxys and rayquaza have pokemon mystery dungeon stats. PMD could be considered one of the alternate universes arceus had dialga and palkia create.Tivanenk said:From the research I have done, it does seem that Dialga is the origin of time, that is, time came from him. This is clearly seen during the fight with Palkia in the manga, where both he and Palkia were resetting time and space, respectively, to create an entirely new universe.
As for law of cause and effect, if we take into account the Pokemon Mystery Dungeon games, then when Dialga was beaten at the end of the Explorer of Time, the evil Dialga disappeared. This would indicate that he falls under the law of cause and effect. However, I doubt the canonicity of those games. If we include only the main games and the manga (which is close to the main games), then I'd judge this as inconclusive.
Yeah. MD series is non-canon, as Dialga would be the same throughout, being time itself. Also no humans at all. Only Arceus is capable of making more than one Dialga, since he's a constant.Tivanenk said:From the research I have done, it does seem that Dialga is the origin of time, that is, time came from him. This is clearly seen during the fight with Palkia in the manga, where both he and Palkia were resetting time and space, respectively, to create an entirely new universe.
As for law of cause and effect, if we take into account the Pokemon Mystery Dungeon games, then when Dialga was beaten at the end of the Explorer of Time, the evil Dialga disappeared. This would indicate that he falls under the law of cause and effect. However, I doubt the canonicity of those games. If we include only the main games and the manga (which is close to the main games), then I'd judge this as inconclusive.
So, you can't blitz with omnipresence? Then why TF does Janemba has all of his wins thanks to it? For the record, I'm actually asking. Not being snarky. (Also, I say Dialga for omnipresence and equal if not greater time hax.)Faisal Shourov said:Omnipresence isn't technically speed, it's just you're present everywhere at any given time.Dragonmasterxyz said:can't dialga blitz him via omnipresent speed though? also what is cause and effect?